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Domestic Violence Counts: Frequently Asked Questions for Domestic Violence Programs and Advocates

Date added: January 15, 2016

FAQs for domestic violence programs and advocates about NNEDV's annual Domestic Violence Counts report.

Domestic Violence Counts: Frequently Asked Questions for Journalists

Date added: January 15, 2016

FAQs for Journalists about NNEDV's annual Domestic Violence Counts Report.

Domestic Violence Counts: 2015 Census

Date added: January 15, 2016

The 2015 Census took place on September 16, 2015.

Economic Justice

Date added: January 15, 2016

NNEDV’s Economic Justice Project works to strengthen victim advocates’ financial capabilities to better assist survivors of domestic violence move from short-term safety to long-term security, and to an economically sustainable independent life.

Spokesperson: Victor Rivas Rivers

Date added: January 14, 2016

Victor Rivas Rivers: “Domestic violence should be everyone’s issue.”

Spokesperson: Gloria Gaynor

Date added: January 14, 2016

Gloria Gaynor: “Everyone should become part of the solution to end domestic violence.”

State & U.S. Territory Coalitions

Date added: January 14, 2016

NNEDV represents the 56 state and U.S. territory coalitions against domestic violence: state-wide and territory-wide leaders in efforts to end domestic violence.

NNEDV Coalition Regions

Date added: January 14, 2016

NNEDV’s full list of U.S. State & Territorial Coalitions provides direct links to individual coalition websites. New England Connecticut Maine Massachusetts New Hampshire Rhode Island Vermont Mid-Atlantic Delaware District of Columbia Maryland New Jersey New York Pennsylvania West Virginia Gulf States Alabama Florida Louisiana Mississippi Puerto Rico Texas Virgin Islands Southern States Arkansas Georgia Kentucky North Carolina […]

Tech Safety Blog

Date added: January 14, 2016

Learn more about the ways that technology can be used to increase survivors' safety and the ways that it can be used to abuse, harass, or harm victims from our Tech Safety Blog.

New Research Uncovers Racial Bias in Media Coverage of Celebrity Domestic Violence

Date added: January 13, 2016

When the media blames the victim or makes excuses for the violence, as evident in its treatment of white celebrity perpetrators, it skews our collective perspective of domestic violence, its causes, and its devastating consequences – in addition to further entrenching racism, sexism, and classism.